Education in Canada is for the most part provided publicly, funded and overseen by federal, provincial, and local governments. Education in Canada is generally divided into primary education, followed by secondary education and post-secondary. Education in both English and French is available in most places across Canada.
There are 4 Types of Educational Institutes. Universities-University Colleges- Community Colleges-Career Colleges. Annually more than 300,000 international students come from around the world. Your educational experience is sure to be international.

School [Grade 12]
Bachelor and U.G. Degree [4years]
Diplomas [1 to 3 years]
Masters- post graduate [2 years]
Doctoral program [4 to 7 years]
 

Yes. You will need student visa to Study in Canada and the course is for longer than three months. The length of the program is 1 to 3 years.

Applicant can study Diploma, Advance Diploma, Bachelors, Post Graduate Diploma, Master or Phd program but it depends on your prior qualification.

Every Colleges and Universities have their own requirement for admission. Also, Immigration requires some more documents to check your eligibility before officer granting you a visa.

Firstly, IELTS with Minimum 6 Bands.

Minimum Percentage should be 50+

Less backlog & ATKT.

Require Offer letter from DLI Institution. & Fees receipt.

Purchase GIC Certificate.

Visa documents etc.

Yes. You can get work permit up to 3 years after successful completion of your study.

Definitely. There are wide range of options available to apply PR after graduation. 

Generally Tuition fees starts with 15000 to 18000 C$ per annum.

Its Guaranteed Investment Certificate. International students have to pay 10,200 C$ in Scotia Bank and ICICI Bank as living expense.

Several educational institutes in Canada offers scholarships for international students who opt to for bachelor’s/master’s/PhD degrees. The amount of scholarship varies in relation to the University as well as the academics of the students.

Yes, Canadian degree is recognized worldwide. Because they have good education system with Co-op options so international students have hands on experience. Moreover, being international students there is chance to gain multicultural exposure.

While Canada is famous for its free Canadian health care, the majority of these services are only available to Canadian citizens and permanent residents. For this reason, all international students attending school in Canada must arrange for health insurance for the duration of their study program.

The three main types of student accommodation (home stay, university accommodation and private accommodation) vary considerably in costs, with students paying around CAD $3,000-$7,500 annually.

You can work up to 20 hours per week while classes are in session. During scheduled breaks, like the summer or winter holidays and spring break, you're allowed to work more than 20 hours. You can only start working in Canada when you start your study program

Students in K-12, master’s degree, and doctoral degree programs are exempt from the study permit cap. Current study permit holders and those applying for study permit renewals (extensions) are also exempt.

PAL processes will vary by province or territory. Quebec was the first province to have a fully implemented PAL process. British Columbia’s process came into effect on March 4. The province issues PALs to institutions, who then send PALs on to students. Alberta and Manitoba are also issuing PALs, following processes similar to that of British Columbia.
 

Yes. Pay TDs as soon as possible. The sooner that students pay tuition deposits, the sooner they’ll be in line for an attestation letter, which they need to apply for a study permit. This will make them less likely to be affected by the study permit cap.